The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 4, 1938, Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1938. NEWS OF INTEREST APPEARING IN THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OCTOBER 1. Post Office Department makes known tactics followed by many fake eye specialists. . . Chamber of Commerce working in interest of island water route from Key West to Bahia Honda. . . Robert J. Lewis announces for captain of police. . .Tug Warbler returns after towing Ferry H. M. Flagler to Port Everglades. . Case against A. Alfonso dismissed. . Weather bureau reports disturb- ance 225 miles west-southwest of Havana. 2. Vernie Griffin announces for captain of police. . .Willard H. Morris, new superintendent at Ft. Jefferson, arrives in city. . . State Board of Health inspects sanitary water supply in Key West. . .Sacerdotisas del Hogar plans big Verbena Oct. 10. . . Capt. Philip L. Cosgrove. Jr., re- tires after 47 years in lighthouse service. . .T. S. Caro announces for police justice. . .Don Williams ordered for duty in Tampa with Internal Revenue Department. . . Miss Angela Soldano and Manuel Domenech joined in holy matri- have a banquet. body 4. Excellent progress being; made on Oversea Highway®’. .¢ Abelardo Lopez, J: announces | for police justice. . Jameg Rob-; erts announces) for reelection to? city eouncil. . .W. Dominguez en- ters race for election commission- er. 5. Flagler Romance reborn in opening of Oversea Highway. . . Forty-one beverage licenses is- sued to date. . .Program for Cuban celebration on Oct. 10 outlined. . . Miss Etta Patterson returns from extended trip to Europe. . .Doro- thy Marshall leads in popularity contest. . Chas. Perez is advanced to second officer in lighthouse service. . .Much success met with recreation program by NYA. . . Yankees win opening game of world’s series over Giants, 8 to 1. . . Chamber of Commerce reelect all officers. . .New license law permits sheriff to levy against property of delinquents. . .Mem- bers of Plant Board making in- spection here. . .Wm. Reardon elected commander of American Legion. / .Wm. H. Malone address- es Fellowship Club. . Alberto Ca- mero enters race for reelection to captain ef police.:..Hugh Wil- ams Teases home of late W. D. Cash, Sr, on, Duyal. street. 7. .Yankees win second straight game over Giants by same score, 8 to 1. . City council revokes li- cense given Mrs. E. Lopez for beer and wine selling. . Two kill- ed and three injured in explosion aboard Mallory Freighter Brazos in New York... .Officials of Pub- lic Works Administration arrive, in city. . J. L. Crawford, county prisoner, escapes and later recap- tured. .County commissioners order purchase of refunding bonds. . .Willard Albury announc-. es for mayor. . .Robert Lewis be- lieves a deputy sheriff should be placed on ferries during winter season. 8. Yanks take third game, 5 to 1. . Celebration of El Grito de Yara to start tomorrow. . -Plan bringing portable building here for use as community center. . - Henry Dew, representing receiv- ers of La Concha Hotel, paid tax- es due city totaling $3,249.40. . Hospitality Band gives com at CCC camp. Cuban Gunboat Cuba™ar rives with high Cuban officials for celebration tomorrow. . .Giant team stages comeback to win 4th game, 7 to 3. . .Wm. Monsalvatge™ enters council race. . Everett Riv- as announces for chief of police . . Albert Crespo weds Miss Alice Napoles. . .Wm. R: Porter and Norberg Thompson return after visiting Atlanta and Cleveland on business. 10. Caballeros de la Luz and Sac. del Hogar give Verbena at Coral Isle Casino during day: races, acrobatic stunts held; Little Miss Key West selected; diving exhibition put on; Pritchard’s Or- chestra furnished music and priz- es were awarded. Dances and cocktails given by officials to vis- itors 11. Ivan Elwood enters race for reelection as chief of police. Notifications being sent out by comptroller citing decision on Murphy Act. . Opportunity offer- ed to enlist in National Guards. B. Perez enters race for cap- tain of police. . Report made by Clinic on activities during Sep- tember. 12. W. P. Archer enters coun- cil race J. Carbonell and F. O. Roberts announce for city coun- cil. . Capt. Philip Cosgrove com- mended on retirement. . Troop 5. Boy Scouts, held meeting last night. . .S. C. Singleton, secretary of Chamber of Commerce, receiv- es letter of appreciation Basil Tynes announces for city coun- cil... .Frank Delaney announces for office of mayor Thomas ers race for Geo. F. Widm DURING YEAR 1937 gineer for PWA, left Jacksonville enroute home. installs new officers for 1937-38. . - -Miss Olga Renedo leading in popularity _ contest. Jimmie Adcock injured at Card Sound Bridge, truck going overboard. . . E. Carbonell and Noel Solomon enter councilmen race. 14. Commissioners American Legion discuss ‘or liquor li- members in- spect facilities here for establish- ing training camp during winter. Hotel La Concha paid ta: jue state and county, totaling $5,- 008.05. . Ross Sawyer leaves to attend county clerks’ mecting at Orlando, Fila. Miss Blanche Brantley wins bridge lamp at Monroe Theater. . .C. C. Symon- ette enters race for citv council. 15. Samuel Cleare shot by po- liceman, B. Perez, last night. Officers of flying corps inspect camping site here. . Sponge fleet ready to go out- for Christmas trip. 16. Will E. P. Roberts an- nounces for citv council. . Dr. M. hess ‘trip to Tampa. - cials come hefe jects. Judge Barnes to pi ing session. . -Daisy Turner, daughter, Jenette and E. Turner, in jail following fight Saturday night. . .Members of bridge com- mission return on S.S. Cuba. Clarence E. Alfeld to construct trailer camp at corner of Division and Simonton streets. . Sheriff Karl Thompson zad Maitland Adams left for trip to Hot Springs, Ark. . S. Owen Sawyer enters cace for councilman. . . Le-.is A. Harris reaches 69th mile- stone. . .Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Marks return to city. 19. Monroe county project giv- en approval by Washington. . . Commissioners hear matter con- cerning ferries last night at spe- cial meeting. . Bridge commission hears report on committee's re- cent trip to Tampa. -Frank Weech given honors. He is now} Knight Commander of the Court? of Honor. . .County board orde: two months’ payroll. 20. Col. Felix Brossier, former Key Wester, dies at Miami. . - Scouts begin beautification pro- gram at Colonial Park. . Benj. Saunders enters race for city council. . Mario Martinez new airport manager for Pan Ameri- can Airways at Porto Rico, leaves for his new assignment. 21. Story of Key West to be told in radio broadcast. . -Three hundred members of Exchange Club arrive on Steamship Cuba. . . City disposes of waterfront property; A. Maitland Adams as- sumes mortgage. . .Rotary Gover- nor Roland S. Horton attends lo- cal club meeting. -Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan visit to Key West. . .Plane service will cease at end of month. Prof. O’Bryant addresses Fellowship Club. . I. Appelrouth opens new- ly-remodeled store. 22. Ministerial Alliance - . Poses Sunday ccierations. AVE) American Consul ‘ jans to make hist Ye K Vest. Miss Olg: a, Boule- wins popularity contest. vard culvert now being re} pd W. W. Demeritt receiv 3 P for new vessels. — 23. Doderidge Russell G@warded verdict in ejectment-suit before circuit court. . .Congressman, Wil- cox is visitor to city Rotary Governor greatly pleased with visit here. Resolutions of re- spect adopted by circuit court in memory of late Judge Jefferson B. Browne. . In popularity con- test Miss O. Renedo received 52,- 617 votes; Mary Castro, 23.089 Olga Marrero, 21,990; D. Mars! 20,526; L. Pritchard. 13.557; the being the highest. 2. A. Fre man seeks reelection on council Lee Hughes returns to c! Mr. and Mrs. J. V. W nounce birth of twin d home in Army Barracks 2. U ersity Cc organized: R. Dopp dent 26.—Entire nat: ance of Navy D: reau returns fre Thirty absent ing a given new n Cross Hotel e ing Colonial Park i t. . Veter rian Key West cattle free of di 27. Man jumps overboard Steamer Astral” enroute here. Senator Andrews West at weekend Council re- n sale of city prop- f Key West ds action Story sei erty ll broadcasted this ¢ Em Phipps shocked th’ Ladies Aid meetin’ t’other day when she tried t’ blow the foam off an ice cream sody. Turn about's fair play so it’s "bout ims th’ gov’ment plowed under part 0’ its crop o’ theories. Today In History S. Interstate Com- merce Commission established. 1896—Greater part. of China's fleet sunk by Japanése in war between them. 1899—Revolution against Amer- ican rule begins in Philippines. 1919—U. S. Senate appoints committee to investigate Bolshe- vik activities in country. 1935—Pres. Roosevelt signs bill increasing maximum of Govern- ; ment securities outstanding at one time to 45 billion dollars. 1936—John P. Morgan, before Senate Committee, gives his “Civ- ilization would die if no family could hire a maid”. 1936—The Veterans of Future Wars first organized by several Princeton students. 1937—40,000 Pacific Coast mari- time workers end 98-days strike. Rhode Island with 6.4 percent had highest proportion of unem- ployed, ‘while Iowa had the low- ieee Se te ‘ Tunch room project now in opera- tion. » Miss wins first prize in poem contest. 28. NYA Advisory Committee assembles at WPA headquarters. . . Monroe county old age assist- ance payroll reaches $3,255. . . George Lowe arrested for operat- ing boat without license. . J. Richardson hit by stray bullet; slightly injured’. Martin Key re- arrested on liquor charge. . .Wm. V. Little gives address at Rotary Club. History sketch of Key West broadcasted last night prov- ed to be unusually interesting. . . Directors of Chamber of Com- merce seléct membership commit- tee. 30. Airplane service to be con- tinued between Miami and Key West. . .Western Union clocks in- stalled at court house. . Qualified list of voters appears in this issue. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ' PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS | Senior High Honor Roll Senior High School Honor Roll for the six weeks’ instruction pe- riod ending January 28 follow Honor point average 3.00, Bon- Florence Adams, Griselda Garcia, ; Olga Machado, Elizabeth Roberts; ; 2.20, Ruth Currie, Geraldine Ken-}; nedy, Yvonne White, Raul Cues- HO! iated TOKYO, Fev. 4—Attended by: high-ranking Japanese army offi- honoring th: memory of army animals ki in action was held in Tokyo recent- cers, a ceremony nie Mae Watkins, Anita Berko- t2, Barbara Johnson, Ellen Mae) ly. | witz, Jessie Watkins; 2.80, Mario , Napoles; 2.75, Ray Perez; 2.60, | Margaret Bernal; 2.50, Susan Rob- lerts, Sam Collins,’ Mildred Whit~/ Hey. Wallace Mitchell; 225, Co- | Finme_Curry, Betty Rae Russell, Phylis Adams,’ Qttolie Kirch: lina Perez, Sergio Afvarez, Alicia, mest popular pet, jheiner, Nellie Louise Russell George Henriquez,. Ella_ Nicolay, 2.20,“Mario Hepes, Hen-é riquez, Lois Malone, Evay Valdez} 2.00, Dorothea Camaliér, Edith Rogers, Matthew Zacal, Sara Ann Birs, Lucette de Barritt, Hattie Del Pino, Eloise Roberts, Mary Allen, Geraldine Knowles, John Robinson, Nellie Brost, Jack Ein- horn, Virginia McClanahan; 1.8 Helen Porter, Madge Sands, Vi gie Key, Olga Kemp; 1.75, Flor- ence Dillon, Dorothy Bean, Mary Louise Bowery, Harry Bravo, A na Vinduzer, Diana Ortiz, Eugene Lowe; 1.60, Dorothy Dungan, Kathryn Albury, Dora Lowe, Paul Mesa, Macy Palenzuela, Ovidio Valdes, John Valenzuela, Olga Camo, Lily Mae Carey, Louis Ovide, Kathryn Thompson, Nell Rose Gwynm, Magali De Leon; 1.50, Margaret Dexter, Orvis Kemp, Christine Knowles, Mary Fay McClanahan, Mary Agnes Pinder, Paul Esquinaldo, Eugene Fabal, Sylvia Pinder, Robert Pitt- man. A total of 67 pupils are listed in the above Honor Roll. Three, all girls, made the highest honor point average possible. Junior High Honor Roll Combining a total of 82 stu- dents, the Junior High School Honor Roll shows that Julius Napoles and Elinor Larsen at- tained the highest honor point, 3.00. The Honor Roll follows: Honor point average 3.00, Ju- lius Napoles, Elinor Larsen; 2.80, Amalia Blanco; 2.75, Ray Demer- itt; 2.60, Emma Carrero, Wilma - De Loach; 2.50, Walter McCook, Eleanor Carney, Betty Lewin, Ar- thur Lujan; 2.40, Louise Collins, Marina Palenzuela, Norma Riggs, Gertrude Gonzalez, Raymond ; Ovide, Copelyn Ramsey, John Day, Eugene Berkowitz, Charles Sands; 2.25, Edwin Berkowitz, 666 Liquid - Tablets first day Salve-Nose Drops Headache 30 minates, Try “Rub-My-Tism”-World’s Best Liniment coibs | FEVER NO NAME LODGE At South Ferry Landing Directly On Beach COTTAGES BATHING FISHING BOATS RATES: $1. $2, $3 Per Day PLAN TO LEAVE KEY WEST IN TIME TO ENJOY MEAL BEFORE TAKING FERRY Stone Crabs — Turtle Steaks Steaks Phone No Name No. | OVER-SEAS TRANSPORTATION €0., ING. 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